Abstract
It is demonstrated that undesired self-focusing of strong laser beams through a liquid crystal film can be suppressed by the application of an alternating voltage on the sample. Diffraction efficiencies greater than 10% for optically induced optical phase gratings in the liquid crystal are obtained when self-focusing has been suppressed.
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